California forecast shows mixed sun and showers through Thursday
Five day outlook covers Northern and Central California with fog near coasts and mountains, warm inland, and scattered showers or thundershowers possible. San Francisco Bay Area fog near ocean with hot patches inland, Sacramento Valley fair with highs near 88 to 98, Shasta Siskiyou Sierra mostly fair with possible thundershowers, San Joaquin and Salinas Valleys variable highs, Monterey Bay coastal fog, Santa Maria and Santa Barbara coast fair with inland highs 60s to 85, Pacific lows and westerly winds 10 to 25 mph.
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Yorty Pushes New Tools Amid Senate Action
On a busy legislative day the Senate Finance Committee rapidly moved three top measures. A pay raise to 16,000 with conflict of interest penalties, annual sessions with self-set pay, and a broad assessment reform were approved. Gov Brown’s anti riot bill drew Yorty scrutiny as lawmakers pressed for concrete facts over theory.
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Planes Raid Near Hanoi Continues Carrier Attacks
Reported U S raids near Hanoi and Haiphong target oil depots and storage facilities. The U S command says strikes aim to cut North Viet Nam war support, with pilots facing anti aircraft fire. Spokesmen note coordination with South Vietnamese government and ongoing aerial offensive.
McNamara Details Successful Bombing Mission Targets
McNamara said the strikes aimed to save South Viet Nam allies and focused on military targets and fuel facilities in North Viet Nam. He highlighted the vast oil storage hit, the strategic role of petroleum, and the movement of supplies through Laos into South Viet Nam. Civilians were said to be largely spared, with raids conducted between noon and 1 40 pm and further raids on Hanoi to Red China supply routes.
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Newark Plans Record Budget
Newark plans a record budget as city officials approve a new seven point budget fund for park maintenance and planning. The council schedules the first in a series of budget work sessions, with a focus on allocating funds for city projects and services.
Local Notice: The Daily Review Publicity Details 1877
The item lists The Floyd Sparks as president and publisher with various staff roles. It includes a 1877 post office entry, subscription rates and multiple California office addresses in Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore and Winton Avenue. Contains contact numbers and office designations.
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Man reports $25 ladder stolen after painting at downtown station
William L. McGea of Portland told police he had little distance to walk to report his ladder worth 25 dollars was stolen while he was painting inside the downtown police station.
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Fire safety talk saves Jeffrey in garage accident
Jeffrey Briscoe, a Harder School first grader, tripped and cut an artery in a garage door window. His father Chester Briscoe applied pressure, McVicker and Hayward Fire Department arrived, and 79 stitches closed the wound. Jeffrey will recover at St Rose Hospital and return home soon.
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Arbitration Squeaks Up Nurses Pay Clash At Eden Hospital
Nurses at Eden Hospital pressed for arbitration over pay and staffing. They demand an end to double shifts, paid overtime, lunch breaks, rest periods, and lifting limits of 25 pounds, plus state welfare code protections. Trustees postponed talks, then prepared to arbitrate, while approving a large operating budget. The hospital staff warned care could deteriorate if negotiations fail, with support from a Hayward obstetrician and hospital medical staff.
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Committee Compromises On Housing Open housing provision altered
The House Judiciary Committee voted 21 13 to exempt private home owners selling their properties from the proposed fair housing ban. The Mathias substitute limits exemptions to small owner sales with broker involvement capped at two transactions per year. a third sale triggers the ban. The measure clears the housing issue and allows the full bill to move to the House for final approval.
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Owsley Seeks School Board Post Contreved From Page 1
Dr. Vaughan comments on potential successor to Mr. Forbes as the School Board deals with controversy. Committee for Better Schools chair Louis W. Collier says the group will stay out of candidate recommendations to avoid influencing the process. Dr Castle notes the new board president may engage parents and residents more openly.
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France Set To Become Fifth Nuclear Power
PAPEETE Tahiti UP1 officials began the countdown for the return of the atomic bomb to the Pacific observed by both Russian and American authorities. The step marks France as the world’s fifth nuclear power with a “made in France” label.
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Races Riot As Negro Hits Car Near French Nuclear Test
In Cordele Georgia a riot erupts as racial violence flares alongside reports of a French naval plan near the Pacific Atoll tests. A schooner Walk-Whites and other vessels move toward a missile test area as police quell clashes and guard a nine mile radius around the expected site.
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Bell Resigns As AID Chief
Washington UPI report says David Elliott Bell an ex Marine and budget director at New Frontier and longtime administrator of foreign aid has resigned as head of the Agency for International Development William Gaud deputy director is named to succeed him
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